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The Spanish Constitution was signed on December 6, 1978 and establishes Spain as a democratic parliamentary monarchy. It is the most important law in Spain. As a parliamentary monarchy, Spain has a king, Felipe VI, but the king does not govern - instead, the country is governed by representatives elected by citizens over 18 to the Parliament. The Constitution outlines both rights that citizens can exercise freely as well as duties that citizens are obligated to fulfill.
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The Spanish Constitution was signed on December 6, 1978 and establishes Spain as a democratic parliamentary monarchy. It is the most important law in Spain. As a parliamentary monarchy, Spain has a king, Felipe VI, but the king does not govern - instead, the country is governed by representatives elected by citizens over 18 to the Parliament. The Constitution outlines both rights that citizens can exercise freely as well as duties that citizens are obligated to fulfill.
Spanish constitution
The Spanish Constitution is the most important law of Spain. It was signed on December 6, 1978, establishing Spain as a parliamentary monarchy and democracy. Under the constitution, Spanish citizens have both rights, such as education and freedom of expression, and duties, like paying taxes and working. The current king of Spain is Felipe VI.
Spanish constitution
The Spanish Constitution is the most important law of Spain. It was signed on December 6, 1978, establishing Spain as a parliamentary monarchy and democracy. Under the constitution, Spanish citizens have both rights, such as education and freedom of expression, and duties, like paying taxes and working. The current king of Spain is Felipe VI.
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The document summarizes key aspects of the Spanish Constitution. It establishes that Spain is a democratic state that seeks freedom, equality, and justice. The Spanish people adopted the constitution by referendum in 1978 to establish democratic norms. It outlines fundamental rights and duties of citizens, such as equality under the law, children's right to education, and the state's duty to protect citizens' health. The constitution establishes Spain as a parliamentary monarchy with a king as head of state.
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Spanish constitution
King Juan Carlos sanctioned the Spanish Constitution on December 6, 1978 after a constitutional commission drafted it over many months following the 1977 elections. The constitution is Spain's supreme law established by referendum in 1978. It outlines the country's form of government, distribution of power, and ability to reform through established procedures.
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Spanish constitution
The Spanish Constitution is the most important law of Spain. It was signed on December 6, 1978, establishing Spain as a parliamentary monarchy and democracy. Under the constitution, Spanish citizens have both rights, such as education and freedom of expression, and duties, like paying taxes and working. The current king of Spain is Felipe VI.
Spanish constitution
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Spain is organized into 17 autonomous communities and 2 autonomous cities. It is also divided into 50 provinces which are made up of municipalities. The Spanish state is organized this way according to the 1978 Spanish Constitution, which established a democratic and social state with separation of powers and sovereignty residing in the people. The constitution was approved in 1978 and establishes Spain's political and territorial organization.
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- 1. 4th Primary Social Science SPANISH CONSTITUTION
- 2. LAW The Spanish Constitution is the most important law of Spain. It was signed the 6th of December in 1978 Spain is a democracy Spain is a parliamentary monarchy
- 3. DEMOCRACY The citizens choose their representatives to direct the country The citizens that have more than 18 years can vote the representative to rule in the Parliament
- 4. THE VALUE OF OUR RULES Justice Freedom Equality
- 5. PARLIAMENTARY MONARCHY Monarchy: there is a king - The king of Spain is Felipe VI Parliamentary: the king don’t govern, it’s the Parliament. - The Parliament is composed of diputies and senators
- 6. FLAG The flag of Spain was established by Carlos III.
- 7. SHIELD It has a real crown Some old kingdoms
- 8. RIGHTS AND DUTIES Rights: They are the things you can do with freedom Example: you have right to education – Nobody can’t say to you that you can’t go to school Duties: They are the obligations Example: pay taxes
- 9. RIGHTS To have education To be protected To express our ideas To have equality in the laws To associate with the people we want To have a house To have work
- 10. DUTIES To go to work To pay taxes The parents have the duty to protect their children To conserve the environment
- 11. QUESTIONS What day was signed the Spanish Constitution? Who is the king of Spain? What is a right? What is a parliamentary monarchy? How is the flag of Spain?
- 12. ACTIVITIES 1. Complete the sentences: The Spanish Constitution was signed the ____ of December of ________ It is the most important _________ of Spain Spain is a _______________ ________________, that is, we have a king, but the king doesn’t_______________. The king of Spain is ________________. In the Constitution there are rights and duties. The _________ are the obligations and the ___________ are the things you can do with freedom govern – parliamentary monarchy 1978 – duties – law – 6th – Felipe VI – rights –
- 13. ACTIVITIES 2. Write if it is a DUTY or a RIGHT - To have education - To go to work - To conserve the environment - To be protected - To pay taxes - To have a job and a house
- 14. JOURNAL Write 4 sentences about the Spanish Constitution